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Copyright notice

Background

The Telecommunications Association Inc ("the Society") wishes to publish a work created by the Author in the Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy ("the Journal").

1. The Work

The Author has created a work ("the Work")

2. Term

This Deed commences from the date of this Deed and lasts for the full period of copyright in the Work.

3. Author's warranties

The Author warrants that:

  • the Work is their original work and does not infringe any copyright or other rights held by any other party;
  • if more than a substantial part of any copyright materials belonging to any other party has been included in the Work, the Author has obtained all permissions necessary to enable publication of the Work in the Journal;
  • the source of any copyright materials in the Work has been acknowledged;
  • the Work does not breach any duty of confidentiality or obligation of privacy and does not contain any material which is libellous, obscene or otherwise of an unlawful nature; and
  • the Work has not been published before in a refereed journal and is not being considered for publication in a refereed journal, in either print or electronic form.
  • 3(a) Indemnities
    • The author or authors agree to indemnify the Society for any loss or damage arising from the breach of any of the Author's warranties.

4. Grant of rights

The Author retains ownership of copyright in the Work.

The Author grants to the Society an exclusive licence to exercise all of the rights of copyright in the Work worldwide (and to licence others to exercise those rights) for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of publication of the Work in the Journal ("Exclusive Licence Term").

The Author grants to the Society a non-exclusive licence to exercise all of the rights of copyright in the Work worldwide, for the full period of copyright in the Work.

5. Rights granted back to Author during Exclusive Licence Term During the Exclusive Licence Term, the Society grants to the Author a licence to:

  • place the abstract of the Work on a public electronic server making it available for public access via the World Wide Web, provided that a full citation and link back to http://telsoc.org is provided;
  • include the Work in a thesis or dissertation provided that this is not to be published commercially;
  • include all or part of the Work in a paper presented at a meeting or conference and to provide copies of the paper to delegates; and
  • make single copies of the Work for personal use, including the Author's lecture/classroom use (excluding use in a coursepack), provided copies are not offered for sale and are not distributed in any systematic way.

After the end of the Exclusive Licence Term, the Society grants to the Author a perpetual licence to use published versions of the Work as follows:

  • post a copy of the published version of the Work on the Author?s personal webpage, or on a website/repository maintained by the institution that employs the Author, provided that a full citation and link back to https://telsoc.org/ is provided; and
  • include a copy of the published version of the Work, free of charge, in a printed compilation of the Author's own works such as collected writings or lecture notes.

6. Preprint notice

Following publication of the Work, the Author agrees to attach the following notice to any copies (photocopies or electronic) of the preprint (unrefereed draft) of the Work made and distributed by the Author:

This is the author's version of the work.  The definitive version of the work as certified and accepted after peer review has been published in the Journal [insert volume number, issue number, date of publication and paper number] and is available from the Society at https://telsoc.org/.

7. Authorisation for re-use

The Author will refer all requests for reuse of all or part of the Work in another publication to the Managing Editor of the Journal.

The Managing Editor of the Journal on behalf of the Society will handle all requests to reuse all or part of the Work in another publication and the Society reserves the right to charge a fee for the grant of permission.  The Author acknowledges that such fees will be retained by the Society.

All requests to use or include substantial parts of the Work in another publication will be subject to the Author?s approval, which is deemed to be given if the Society has not heard from the Author within 4 weeks from the date of the Society writing to the Author at the Author's last notified address.

8. Promotion

In order to promote the Work, the Author consents to the Society, or others authorised by the Society, producing and distributing marketing material that may include adaptations or abridgements of the Work.  the Society agrees that it will not modify, or authorise modification of, the Work for any purpose other than promotion without prior written permission from the Author.  The Author agrees that permission will not be unreasonably withheld.

9. Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) payments

The Author acknowledges that proceeds of payments for use of the Work made under CAL-administered licensing schemes authorising the copying and communication of works are to be paid to the Society. These schemes include, but are not limited to Statutory Licences administered by CAL and Voluntary Licences Administered by CAL.  The Society undertakes to use any such payments to further the production of the Journal and the Society.

10. Entire Deed

This Deed constitutes the entire Deed between the parties and supersedes all prior statements and understandings whether verbal or in writing.

Governing law

This Deed is governed by the laws of the State of Victoria.

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  • that their content is their own work and does not infringe any copyright or other rights held by any other party;
  • that if a significant part of any copyright materials belonging to any other party has been included in the content, the author has obtained all permissions necessary to enable publication on https://telsoc.org/;
  • that the source of any copyright materials in the content has been acknowledged;
  • that the content does not breach any duty of confidentiality or obligation of privacy and does not contain any material which is libellous, obscene or otherwise of an unlawful nature.

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